New WPScan Features

For the past few weeks we have been busy working on new features and improvements to our WordPress Vulnerability Database, which went live today.

Even though the whole world is going through difficult times right now, we are still here adding vulnerabilities to our databases and improving our services.

So, what do we have for you!

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March 2020 Monthly Vulnerability Roundup

WordPress Plugin Vulnerabilities

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Slack Incoming Webhook Notifications

From today all Enterprise users have access to Slack Incoming Webhook Notifications functionality.

The new notifications allow Enterprise users to set a Slack Incoming Webhook URL within their profile page that will send a Slack notification with the vulnerability title and URL every time a new vulnerability is added to our database.

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Ultimate Membership Pro Premium WordPress Plugin Recent Vulnerabilities Breakdown

While checking fixes of critical issues in a premium plugin, we stumbled across an insufficient filename entropy where the PHP function time() was used to generate a part of the md5 hashed string to form the filename. These files generally contain sensitive data, such as log, PII etc and as it’s not the first we see such a mistake, we though it would be a good idea to make a post out of it.More

February 2020 Monthly Vulnerability Roundup

WordPress Plugin Vulnerabilities

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New Description and PoC fields in API

From today we have two new fields output in our API for enterprise users, the description and poc fields.

We have been displaying this data on the wpvulndb.com website since almost the beginning of the project, but excluded the data from the API due to concerns of the extra bandwidth costs.

We have had a number of users request the data be output within the API over the years, and quite a few recently.

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Paid Vulnerability Email Alerts

On March 2nd 2020 we will be introducing paid vulnerability email alerts for instant and daily emails.

Traditionally we have been giving these away free of charge to our users, but the number of subscribers has increased steadily over the years and they are starting to become a significant monthly cost to us.

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January 2020 Monthly Vulnerability Roundup

WordPress Plugin Vulnerabilities

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New WPScan Vulnerability Webhooks

We have just launched a new feature on our WordPress Vulnerability Database that will allow Enterprise API users to configure a Webhook that will be triggered every time a new vulnerability is added to our database.

This has been a much requested feature by our Enterprise users and we are happy to be able to supply a solution.

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